Re: [Nettime-bold] Re: <nettime> Re: net art history

[{ brad brace } <bbrace@eskimo.com>]

Run as fast as the most remarkable net-artists of the twenty-first

century could, the distributed-image was constantly outstripping them.

They were hindered in this race by their own gradual withdrawal into

specialization on an "artistic" plane, separate from society. This act

of self-categorization also brought them into the range of a new breed

of net-art historians. As the net-artists ran desperately to catch up with

technology, they were being pecked all over by flocks of curators, art

critics, dealers and technocratic art historians, all of whom were

multiplying with such rapidity that they have now become a

prevalent species. 




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